The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-13 00:00:00

, . 1 , 1 ',,.- di' •,,. try) , ' pr,,pr.-1 hate the honour to be, Sir, your humble sery4nt, , (ioleft) JAKtis WILKIN6'ON." •• i'Le 11(m. li,:iiiLl Raid' lt , h." 1 Ntr. IL. 41 g iu, -- -- December 2s, 13 ”. " Several monthci ago, . I .was:infottned .of your 'lavin toid, that you were ;untainted •Y•rith, , what bad pied in the Grand Jury-room at Itichownd, lag spritig, aticl that you had declarcd A tietermina,. lint* ilychallePi` ehtie, •I am to (1)11Kidor your letter of the last - Wilt ,bby mnit, as the execution of this ' aVoi,ved' , Ourpost‘.",,ied through thc.stitue eivonel, - return yixt my aii,we,r. ,Whate‘er ma.y . ., have b e en ' the expreishAii. tied by me; in relation to yOur carter they were the ' reshlt- of deIifJPIIIIC opinion, , iniiiii,l(l k ipq . l./-ri W. 010 :it authentic evi dtAce, the-greatc.r pa il l ui, which ! :Ity count ry 44080 upon tne-the painful duty, to , 44. 4 , igit and decide upon. 'l'hey were such as i ,to my kno‘.vl dc?,e. .and tayoqrs, have been clelive ed• by hundreds of the first men in. t h e u n i nn , : and pri'i,,,bl , . tiy a full ' moiety of, the Aliwriofn people, lit vt,ti, t-iir, 1 cart ,recognine.oo right to hold .m•- accfmtit.d.ile tot my public or priyate. opinion of your char:u.ter, that •would not subject me to an equal 'alien fr,,ln 'Colonel Botta, or Scrjeant DurzitAiii-in-. • I cannot descend. to yo it level. , This is my final answer. .•• (Signed) " ltrig4(ler Ge.wral Wilkiaim." 111 ql,, " JOHN RANDOLPH." No,ill. Wahington, I)ee. 23. " I 'llovt't rec e iv e 4 v ow. tailor ofttitt feith iust:by mail, in whjoli yiiu violate truth ;oil honour, to in the. inherent maligaily ancl rancour of your soul. On •wliat ' love!: pray, Sir, shall we find the hodo ivacgiie hiS covk ardice,labriones false. booth, :iud heap unprovoliod insults upon unmerited -ries? you, JOH NItA rr iLen,arti thi* rnan,and your ov, tt breast eon hest sol‘e tho propositio'. You,' can , nor dem - on.l to my level,' vain equivocal t !ling! And do yonhelieve dam artily subterfuge 'Will avail you, or that ye,‘lr link's skin will longer conceal quirt' true .characyr ? • Einimteo thi alternative still tv t hip your reach, awl iiietad to the level' of tt c i ii:.nttetuai,, if at,t, like a man ifyou can, and . stare me the painov publiThing you to the world, foran.insolent-, slanderous, prevarictaing poltroon. • " JAMES WILIONSUN.".,,,_ " /OW Ihq." " N.B. The 6rst idea Augf ested by the itukrency ofp.tir response twiny . letter, was the o f 1 ,, ) , c; i oe , from whi , Al the sacred reaped I owe' to the gantioo you occupy in the councils of the nation, riont. prottp4ed you ;. and to the eonscrovot eon 01,telittg and duty unlit he agetihed tic delay 4.d . this rime,. JANIP.3 WILKINSON." 1014 n Randolph, tisq " Getieral ‘VILKINSON has applioal for a Court of Inquiry. • No.. IV. U II r c•roK V NMAIRRA. "-In justice to his cliaraaer, Uproclaini to the world, Jon w 1/4Noof.pbt, Eq. an insolent, sl.mder bus, pNvaricating pulttoon, WILKINsoN." , JANCIARY 1 1 host:, the English Envoy, has on lived. at Norfo!l., but h.td nut r . e.ich::(l WaThington our 120 accountl . (Stiturdily, J;:n. y), though . hourly expet'cd. Some letters trovivcd at Philadolphia mention. that,lio,had' arrived, and he had slid; that lei tibwerti to t*gociate were very Mr: hose NoT LANtAtpl. I—We were last even big favoured with the'pernsal of a lettrfiorn :t per- - . son of the tit..t respectability, dated Washington, Ja'Mary 3, to a Gentleman in this town, which Stilt vs- " That Mr. Rim, on his arrival at Norfolk, had applied to Com,:,odore prx.Atruit, to know i n wh a t ,nitoiner be vhould •btt received. Cornmodore cAliti•roplied, that he should be receivedLwith the uttnost civility :and attention, but that it was twee, 'nary to apply to; the Coße4.loc ; The ColleEtor was absent, and 11 Clerk in the Custom-honse replied, b e k ne.w nothing! of the bitsities4. On hea6ng this, Mr. Rorie dcciared no , wonld not pat Jai fo o t on our grou nd non Inc *rm . :o64W he 'should be received with hostl i Ttolity. Alas intelligence be ar r , t , , ,,t at 'Washington, and no express has been sent to clear up the matter." • . 'rho. New York Papers to the 7th, however, state, that an express had arrived at Washington, to the 7ritish. Minister, In know whether .Mr. Rose would r • eitatd. ~Mr, EaSELINC immediately applied to iltive. Soon atter he returned art express, J.h to repair. to Windlington 1.. w, thy Elio, rt9lle',l . . meibat• y. . . Lt.ll, r., \ ''‘,/shingtott mention, that our dif• fer,..hcv, it It 'dwould be tipeediifand mica. apru b,„,bions were entertained that ~..O;J,.t be • ruptiee with Fcance• • . Disc, 1807.—NoilliDg inte. 1116, tokto, , , v i mo us since the Embiirgo WU. \N r e are aet.imble that 4 3 operation open the 1)116 itavresbi of our own feltizetot must be • 40010.01;1; st:rcie, but hope and trust that its ;neon t..oieue;2s will be snbnilitcd , to With patience and ri• rityti wbVti viewed MI bAfest triestmro v..ITICit could be Liken tor. ours..+.et, and protiably , the: one, whk our etionnes would rnyst sensibly t • We have to -city had . a fitvourable cenunnuicatibn. f ;o rr, t h.! Prcsidcm, in relation to the Indian:l on oar N . fro,lti'.l. hai'e generally. taken the ad -0;:r i..;.vorlouent,oud returned , peaceably to owo settlements, trmn whence they Stine, that hod tae , !ti decoyed by the through the intlaeiwe of liquor and prescotg, :tad have engaged! 1 : 4...e . u0 port bet ween us.aud Great Brit.iin, in the The message md docurnenta will (.1 3 %mar. •••111)(rfirntett, —, f'.ver)' uwvenient tvory agont of Britain, in every Wilt' with the Ututect prewsrittion tr. making tbr , kip 'e...ent ,;;, Nova Scotia. Let them totrity I tetrivay, %without rt.:th..1.1 tmil IN:01111 1 .1 Eithflioi3cii by gf,kl and imaly, fluty h,sramt our frontier inhabitant.) Ott the hut eVtit nn thenn, a cileariful retaliation tp_ tu4de, if war commrtice; and what betti• ~~ COURT OF CIIANCER'Y. Yesterday the' disputes respethng the 'oi,era- Housemanagenienr were again brought be.lqre the CHANbELLOR, and a WI filed, with a liew to en foree,the late award Made by the Maryils of llood foil and Mr. Ogilvy, totether with the uuipirage of the bake of Bedford, which Were — reisted by _NV: Mr. FONBLANQUE, Mr. HART, And Mr. JoioisON, were heard in support of the applicailon. The reply on the part of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, and others en, gapdfor Mr. Taylor, is postponed till next week. file CHANCELLOR inti t nate t U th a t it was next kin to madness to' persist' in troubling 'him with their disputes, and that he could dO nothing uldesi'all . the parties were before hirn. • Among the Myriads pf bins of the present Season, the following was thus lidclressied TO TUX MORT INCOMPARABLO OP HIER sax, LADY FAUSTA Ftwrt.rl44%, Coopers' Hall, Ilitsinghall.street, London. S vacs, at this sawn, ''tis the fashioit. For Loirefs all to breathe sOttp:lSS(ott, And atclye poetic wreaths to tw in e In various forms of \fah-mine ; ' To tiw, illy Charmer, I impart • 4 • These lines , duvoid sat guile and art'; FOC linfriE4t t9.3VoW tlll.lliinh, Icourt Thee not fir CltilCiltS of Youth, ' As thou art old --oft crabbed too ' To such as do not ardent sue : Nor Thte for sparkling sight . priie, Since thou art blind in both th i ne eyes. Yet thou'rt Ott Uoddess I adore-in , For what ?—bith I-4w thy wealthy store; ' Then, while I make the° all m y t h eme , • •' V '! cause me soon to tacky , ire4tlt OesOme dear Nutiher, that may rise, ' Next Month, a . glurin'or ! And" how to gam too, let ttic - .• .A noble House in fit' .Cit y Schelde I Then will I 11}41 Thes, nio,;: Swift fly to wed at silty bright atiroic, Anti prove thy constant Valeritine. On Tuesday fvening,. between five and'six o'clock, Gl.int Gg CH4MBUILLAAN, Esq. of Devonshire-place, stile "coifing for his carriage to- go out to dlnncr, apparently in good health, dropped do,An dead. • NDON 3 Printed by R tclt o n 114 la, of No. 4 Matilett-court, Bow.atreet pub;islied by W LLI A/4 ARMIC IX SCR /Fps. a t simil v iv . Ord for the Paper, Idiers for the Editor, Bii - c4 post-paid , At the Stim-Urrice No:11,T, &tram.' ; where ildve7 Izsetnents, t :, ~ ,Tt4day,!A,clarket 1144 I) . :t,a fil,tort Ihippty of di ferent kinds of Cattle; Beef and Pork arqcheoper than out; lAitjeport ; Veal is ilcarta Mutual) sty ports lait price, au:l the tratie -, f)r the most part pot over-brtilt...4,-"ilte cities in the Ilayrn:iiket were . not ; flay and Cli - r,.(n . have gut up'in prig Once ; iitrawf :144 4 x4,0pp:A itt " • ,' ITo titik tha Offal per stoilz of Sib. Bed to 4s. 6ii.rhilitton 4s. o o t t lt)-4s. ct - 6s, ato Ss. cd.-Laintolos.4ld. to os. r.—Pbtk ss. ad. to bs. nit , 13casts 471.—5heity,.4301. —Gains, 97. —Pio, lip. Hai 1. si. to Os o,l.—Ci,vra 3t. los. ail. total. otl.—Sita.v 11. 16s, 0d.40 zt. Ss. ad. 4111. P N r;rls. CRAV4ISII4III. I FBRUAR't in. Pasted by—the Minerva, D4YI4, front Curk ; and the Prat. hall, - Bradford, froth Quebec. • ' • , S;iilert -the 4nn, t raza, inhn Ind I'hAn3s Wilsrin, Le. tetra; 6.),1,1, and Vicissittle, ()matron,' flit Bod dington4,Si4l, ; <,:nry,...Liar Tobago; Lav:ina, II u far ; ()I far An tigua ; Cygnett, the I . :4luty, merara. . . . 'lr. .. . atR.; f;,%. . . . On Sunday last, the'itatly. of "PliPlnns Reeve Thornton. -Eici, of Erna-hall, in,.Noith:;mptcn, or.a . Son; who livtid , but a II:w h. , urs. . . last,()ti Tuesday Mrs. Kay, of ofa Datrpt. ter,' MARR/RD. Op the 9th inst. at Let, ,in Kent, Joseph Cwil I, rsq, .Qf sotatimo<, to. Miss Ltintsa 131 - Iniettam,ltastightt - Of sll:Avxzl • fifritettlragrb, Cul .aF Ler. Grove. rueselay last. at St: S'iciiiien's Chapel, Brista, C • r.. ISitilhir, Esq . , of the Paragon; Itlatkhe,:ttli, to . h. 4144 I.itovit, fox, eldest dau . ght'rro! P.lward. Long,Fot, M ! -1 . ltrislirz,;t:at.Ft tile, near . r , The §:line day, ay. apecial li..:eoce, Mr: Colman, StirBeun, of ! , .laizistotie, to Miss ilowleft,' of Lec.l .• • • .On Tues4,lay last, at Niffecleitone,lo.nn-kenton floug'.:LrY• Esq. of Aquahne- flail, Sfatiori.;hire., °his , b9ll of Sir "I• Fletcher, Harr, of llstley, to Mies CheiWoO4l, eldest daugh ter of Sir hiltit chi:lv...lod, Hart. anti grand slaughter to tho Earl Of Stamford and Warrington. • ' • •,• On Wednesday Let, at t dc,iry, N4witiv M utts, jr). Seph - fox, Esq. of I.ofnliaril-..acct, to Nli,es worth. Oh Thursday the nth inst. at ltavcoingliarn,. in the County of Nortolk., captain. of the. 7rts Light. priigoaris,..to Miss. Maria 11. i .oft, youn.test of ,Sir preiniarlbronet of •En41.1n.A., . Yestettl.: at St. Ceorge . .s, 11.movet;silt.f..t , ', Mr. -Pavie4, Hond- tree,, Linen•draper, ,to M tsz of the 't.a.ne street.. ' life slime morning, at St. Androios, Ifoltiorn. ivhn P res. ton Eng Lind, 1:54. to. Miss klatllrlowell. of Wareestgr. A few 0.0.$ ago, In Merri n.squaFe, Bohlen, ii , 2lcon King, litirriiter at Law, to-Miss l'albutt, of hurris Caink. trirain to Ass us, than theapiointmAtt of Cyetlerill CRAIG to tube Chief civil. and 0111401'y itaiipp,A)vei' the (*acing and Nova 'Seetia ? Genei:ik CitlG had tnore- 'experience among the Yankee4 7 .tMi l r . any' other, fot. be was one of the Officer's captured at tairatoua .with General, Buaqov NE, therefore he WaS chosen - to er i manind against us in,the next war.— (Bate. /Ph i. . . oNORPOIK i DEC. '2 R.—We understand frorti very rNieaable authority, that orders have lieen recently, issued to nil naval commanders in the service of the lioited'Stmes,'•Airet:Aing that they are to discharge from und,:r their respective commands alllbreiri seamen, whii-h- they shall. be satisfied are deSeeters from any keign service. It, is, we : presume, in consequence of 'liege Orders that two men have been discharged from the Chesdpeoke tvrtlym at fe , .V past, ()new British seaman, and the other the French Iteittnaii who'-was particularlynotieed by us' i ii'''short ;Aline since. 'fhe. present order floes not authorize the oelivery . lof the seanien to the 9tEcer demanding them. l; We ventrir6 to assert, .thiit if Li€titentiiii i Si iel"air` hal been r.utliorized to discharge the clegerteisf from' the Halitax 'British sloop of war, that our country , would not have been in the very critical-situaricn in i which she is placed. LAW REPORT. 1 COURT OF KtNG's 8F.1 , (C1-I,'Eta, n. 'THOMPSON V. &Minter, Mr. ANDREWs chewed cause against. a rule for an attaclunent against- the Defendant, on an award of an ;OA:ration in, thii eituie. The,circurnstances of the case! were : ,the Del,:ndant had made secret VisiA to the daughter of the Plaintiff, living. at AF- H sona, and at the expiration of nitfe.. tnOntlis; sill: produced hilt) a tine male child ; the parties agreed " tlpat every thing should be left to .an arbitra'ion. The 'arbitrators awarded, that the betendoni ,hould pay 301.. for the irritriediate wipport of tin child, and to secure the payment of co.. .a -year during the life of the o-,y, to be vested in the hands of two tru Aces, to be appointed by the Plaintiff. . Air. ANottews contended, that the Arbitrators had no kind of power that authorised them to make • such a kind of provision; • that there vas not any law that would oblige the Defendant to extend an annuity for the life-time of the child. He added, that the, Delei,dant Wai not in circumstances to se cure thb payment of the annuity ; lie had offered his bond for it, but it ,was rofused. He had not the sum of money that was noceiAry to advance for ' the security of the annuity for the life of . the child i sb far Iron) it, 'that he was at the present moment in the Fleet Prison. • . Mr. CultWoon, in support . of the rule, said be Would .admit that The Defendant was in the Fleet Prison; but that he went there on'purpose, when he beard that an application was intended to bo made to i hat Court. , : That tho Arbitrators had been pe cidiarly lenient to the Detinulant, atul.! awarded the .:. annnity of 20i. alear in lieu of a stun of money, and he'was,far'from having any cause to complain. 'Pith Court . expressed themselves that they had CIL , same idea, and ordered the rule to be made ab:- isolute. VAN tIitIAMIN V. •Al KINS. tl)is Case the PI .aintitis were Rusiiar , vihjetSic,, who,hadk recovered a verdict against the Derendants, PIIcILARDiOti iiliWed to btay , execution ulion the jqdgmeat, on the gro'und thko since the verdict the liad'becoMe Alien enemies. 'Lord EI.L. Nitoitonott asked, if he had any case : jai which the COurt .had' interfered in a ,st„nnmary" way ? ' Mr. RICITAIMSO* replied he.had not found any case - exact)). the Kline; but in other cast the.,court had granted a limilar motion to preVent the circuity of the wt it of ..'iudita Querela, which wo thet)tocess by the old law'. COurt said, if the law gave him any, power to . - effed his Objea, he tuna avail himseit of it, but the Court could not asbiot him.—Bule relu;ed, .FRB, 12. At the sitting of the Court,. Mr. R o b ert Engl an d Ferns, a genteel-lcokitig young man, 'addressed them., He begged that neither the COurt, nor any of its learned AdVocates, would take offence at the applicalion he was going to make, as he.assured them he did not tneau any'disrespettlo them. Fre then .stated, that he wished to file a Criminal Infer - - =firm against Doctor Pitcairn; an eminent physi cian, living hear Charing-cross. He, grounded his application on an affidavit which he held in his 1; hand. . Lord ELLE.NIIoRouGn interrupted him, and ob. served, that it was the latit day of Tern), and that no Counsel of that Court would be allow e d t o ma k e ,such a Motion on that day;,. and' a Strang:T.' could not expect greater indulgence than the Pleaders olthe Court. He thettlige must defer his applica tion until next term. Mr. Ferns accordingly desisted. :Lord ELLI:N.SOtOUGA abscrved, il.tt on account of some abusc..3' in special 'bail, attiint:'4 of trover, the 'Judges had 'come tci a determination, that no ,ouch biil should be acceptod without an order from -the - Lord Chief Justice or .one of the other Judges of that Court. TUSt KING V. DAVIS. • Mr. Jos'rico Ln BLANC read the Minutes taken by Lord Chief Baron McDonald, en the trial'at the AS4izeq. li . appeared ‘hat the 'Deft:octant was a te nant. of the Prosecutor, Mr. Myrouse, of Haver.. lerdwest. The Defendant was in arrear of rent to the Prosedutor, who called on him several times for the payment of it. On the !bill of Augurit last, he, went to the Defendant's house, by his appointment, when the Defendant made sot - no - excuse for not havr i ng ri L • nioney- that day to give hint, but rernarked, that oee or the cross beams of the . 110 9 se was, and asked the Prosecutor to . go in and . iook at it ; the Prn:iecator alighted from his I n ws;.!, and , veeht in and examined the beam,. but o.old not perceive that it was broken.— The! Defendant said the Prosecutor' bad better tokrf a knife, and by standing on a chair be Could ea.iily pick_ out the. rotten part. rhe Prosecu tor-got on a chair on Which the Defendant vio lently pulled the door to, and pre rated a pistol ' at tiv Prosecutor, stvearing that he would shoot Irina if he did•net sign two receipts which be held in his 11,141 , 1. • 4. tit: .1 •••••-•••• thernAo him ;' they Were receipts ,- for 19014' the - 1 - riAnt of the rent' dud by him to the Prosecutor': Oie'Vroteentor, to put him' btfAhia..guard,'and-ta:. get a n n opoit t enty of seizing .the plate, told th e Dese'idantthey *ere not drite,n properly, -but wouN.write4herolOver again, -tied gart 14 write..., accoroint;ly:- .. The Defendant being lulled into seat: , rity, kft3 his threatenihg position, on •which the Prese2sititic Wrenched the pistol from his hand, examined -it,- and found it was loaded. The De - -1 fehdtin; tried to regain the pistol by force, and in 'the, tictiffl&-Of the NrOtecutor down, hut the latter still' kOpt,po94ession -of the pistol. The-Detenlatit put his ,itnee• on the Prosecutor's breatit, and , kept-hird in, that position an bout' arid• a ligif) , lie the expira tion'of Whicltlitne he permitted him- to rise; on his: prothi6ttip; intit to bring an aaien against him., The petatidant Wanted him to sweaelufwould not, and , tevidneedra , Wok for that purpose: -On the Prosa- , cutor'si - eftS'sin to swear, he excnirtred, he was if :heiteared ; for if. the Prosecutor ever did mention a word'of it, he would not have long to live 414 he then opened the doo,when the Prosecutor escaped; and applied to a Magistrate. The' cause was:: tried; at the last Aisizes. the Haverladwest ; 7 When the Jury found hiot e eguilty, He had been' three weeks confitte& in the gaol "of EaverfordweSt, Under a warrant signed by ,the - Justice; and was brought up for judgment on ins own applied " There were three sflichivita .of /charailer read in mitigation of punishincnt. Mr. Lola', Counsel for the Dofendant, hoped their Lordships would take into considcrinion the .general good eharae.ler of the. Defendant, and also L., basin , but three weeks already in confinement. DRitaitt, for the Prosiecntion, was sure the Court would not consider the three weeks confine mein as, any initigatidn, when the offence was of Kuril a magnitude, He diet not. Wish to say any thin! to aggravate' the case.; in faa, he had no directions - to do so ; all the Prosecutor wished was some security to prevent a repetition of the otrente. Mr. Justice GROSE, in a very hopressive M a n n er, warned tte Defendant against ever being guilty of such an . offenee'again, and sentenced him to be im prisetted in the gaol of, HaverfordWest for mix tilett- Or months, and at the eitpiration of that time to give security for his good conduct for two years—himself in 501. and two sureties in . 251. each—and to remain in custody until the security, was given. GASKE.,T V. ADDINGTON. Mr. PARKE applied, to the Court for an order that the costs, in this cause might bo.referred to the Mister for : a re-consideratioh.. The circumstances of the case were, the Defendant W P. 3 a Sheriff's officer, and had arrested the Plaintiff Am a false ,writ ; at the instigation of the High Sheriff, the Plaintiff brought .an adion against bitn, the name of the; Plaintiff having been .vitally forged in the: writ by the Defendant. The Defendatit let jhdgrneNt go against him by default. Tice Plaintiff knowing Oaf the Juries generally !it the Sheriff's Court were formed of persons CohneElC3''with the otiice, rained an order, for what is called a good Jury, who assessed him fol. damages. The Plaintiff was urprised when he was called on by the Under Sheriff for thcCe guineas for his own trouble, two guiircas for, the Officer v:hu summoned the Jury, and one • guinea fbr each of the Jurymen.' The on the taxation refused to allow t liosct !iums, by which means, although the Plaintiff gut la da mages, he had, 17 guineas;to pay. Mr.. PARKE ob served, he t»t4e the application merely for the nor pose of bringing the circumstance bVfore the Court, to prevent the saint. kind of irtrPOsittou and abuse of the Under Sheriff in foture. Ho had ' Jr) affidavit., which stated, that the Jury ,were formed of :nen 'an - the same kind of life as the common Juries that at tended that Court. r LOrtl ELLENBCiROUGII ob - serfe4, that the Master aitcd very properly in not allowing the charge on thu•taxatioit, and;they' could not ' send it back to PI4IIKE then moved for a Rule to. be di waed to the Under Sheriff to teund the seientcen. tiezts.—ltale granted. • , Dfl-1 Yesterday se'rinight, at lira h-use in Abingtion-biii!li , .i:s. 13.011, aged 53,. Walter Hill, Esq. late 'or R s, lieretord• • • , On Saturday last, 'at Cork, at an advance.l d, and at. ter an illnesi of'considerable &ration, Reirberillarvey,'Eati: of the Society gf Quakers. . On the 29th nit. at Lincoln, ihe. Rev. K. Whartor., late of Pembroke-Hall, in the. Univerlity of Cambridge, Chan• cellor of the Church of Lincoln,. Archdeacon of •Stow, and Rector of Silstliorne . , in the County of kork. • On the sth Inst. in Dublin, after a long and painful ill. offs, John Vernon, Eq. ut Clpritait Catl6, 41 the County of • On the loth,hut. in Lnii,ion-street, Fitzroy-square, Mrs. Rikout, wile of I. F. Esc), g.•A. Thcstmte day, at his houw in Ow Gr. Je, Ftukiicky, John Bailey, stationer, or the 12.pyai ,tgo.t At. On the ilfh inst. lohn'Vullep. Ecitz, in the 66th year of his age.. " ' --~~-, PR !CF .17-OCK. ...2_, . .' YifterillPAY. , - Hank stock, . I ociis .5 tocic t tlavy per Cent 9651 ' I tid im it o eg tc i ,zi. 11. dii. i . 4 per Cent. 8/ 53 , E x t -iwq. hil l', Aj, (HS. par. our Cent. lied. 641 (hl,: t:,;), 3 Pr. . . 3-per Cent: Con. 6;31 Iln i.vr;dt 3 ?et Cqt)t. -- 63 i Ilank Long Ann..tS } ',Az:, A rol. 7 1 k• t4ths Ditto Short' Ann. . Con., lor :...ctlt infit..o3l HIGH %s,'ATER A - 1.•,L , 1_:400N 1,1?.1!)(iE TO,1101:. 1 - IU)W. Morning, 4, ruin after 3, j AtterilGon. 57 win. 'that-4. 'MONPAY. . Voniing, t:4lni►►. elle?' it.' tteirtacni f 34 ink irtdr 4. TA rii(),co As TA I..c)R, I. Si. N.'. g,:`1•40, iiriLlge.Stree; Lrnr+pt, ~H o ll„ u t.o, ls,it , t, , L l / 4 1inhurgit, IR, T SE(; lezive to inform you, that e, i cr shic,v the "year have itcen ',tile- 41 rc ; 110q1 i ti y c vvi ty 0:4 ,nnint,-nt of—ti t e nere, anti mileilliutx .p..V.:4r4 1 , ci)u,rge pr sa I v „ t anti twice disi; iarged trout the llospit would appear to.tai oft tie ouusit. invert:l.4w: niture I:1 ...tie Sprillg,or laic year ply, .ttis:.:l , l •...r!liati gbt ro siicit. hy,,,j, nearly to put a pendil dco ficx , ex6tetrie&--1 a re: ulcer. on t h e crowlt ot nitl+ one•.{lt,aach ati:i my 1C,;11 I,V, WCP,roke put in: liliritfut:ltvittiel; fully painfill ) and 14(tf.lint. kl) vtjnefation for tits last years; lux lett fist also tiv,, 1; ;; was 'very much;cliscbtonted, and gave e , icruti4t• 'in# ri-tieularly when %arm .In ,bed, ati ne.trly I. privetne in this ioniuntlitik'l'ldto, wae, mended by ilr• I. Tti2: 1 1 ,60 ' 4 , (v. • 10 ..o,gt,:at a Lure I .)y intent Lt lie y , filr 1. !';l'ttoi 'tvitlCil I fiegan to ,I' ; u, the e.itlfit . it -fortM e tht, I n rtt Etn)..!,it- tit i ttr ;.• ',wry than Et iniirtOt vicorr , soundly heale d:--tioon alter, also ; leaving, li-'.,ever, skin, aoki !tilt!' tTI tII.I I• 'Bit s' of li7rl • • . 1,1 y,, , f , 1 • 4 tuable , :.1, ill regainiu4 Jut urts: t,t1.1, t' •• • • • at) in • oil. I thus I)ec.lP. • . .• go • . (14(...11w, portigtV free t. •riv : •;: z. -lave t , . • • •• tki . .)! a los; whnt I(...rnt:; to illy b;il:,,c ) 01 - fur the , good of c•thet stui'irillg sp..); t.: !.. ,!•.• ; ca,se as public 4s as. 5 .•v.-;y ..ceasigi' • in so ilinngt you wit! grc . oiy O.H •.• I „,,' r tot!. obc:iiept, very luirnille t;:2r yaw, ; • Xi Sgvaio; Close, High-stycet, „ , Liit .11): 'lll ion's/ 'fitomrsoN. N.,. arty' lotit4 NPINTosir.-k4i i I'repaNil Su:!. :1, the . le 'Ctlum Y t . o:Calt\t.:,f of the Royal, COL;o4e 'Su;v:". geonA, ilOuse, No. g. I:Jew !'riti ; ;e,!;trce:, vii..;re, atter a constant resi,i,,n,:e of more own thi!TY- 44 :‘ 1:1 a 1 . ?r.4.:1iCC particniariy Litre...A*l .1.0 ru - curs: "t. 4 VCni:real c:olllo4intg the !'Arts of : .(;eneration; with that iiiviidable stycreby which men of 'his' • profsstor, should, always .obsurva in. such cases, he' Ilatiets the anti AssititAtv:l he gratuitousls adinirihners to, persons takiii 'this Medicine, will be; est,:hied;:•by a dir.corrtini.: l'tiblic, AS an advantage sob , dont attainable and 'v:)irl at all .untoi.u . ty r, I , ' 113 ; 1 told, by, his app:u;nii\ont, for the convenienee m os, Hvbig at it distance, at lII,' Pitt funicrii, No. 35, St. :iitz.tti ; 1%.,50.,p, No. , ' ' oril-btreet ;, Mr. lAsteorougli'i, No. iSh ..titiret:hill Mt. Sttas No. I, ,Uniois-ro , v, tittle Towe r. hill ; Mr. itaxter's &call-bridge, Edinbu l r.ll; Mr. Mac." •dhoale.; Cllaspw 4 Air.. Damv; melt, Dublin ;' ani.l by out iii every i:onwleratile ft,Wii )44 t,::.:: brit4:ll and Irti:inft, ill lioxc.; ,foniy .26. 9d. eai,:ll,(seitic , .: up v%ith ,arid plain direttions, whereby pt: cif t;:ti , er sc x m a y cure mermicives with tete, speed, sceux*Yr a 1,3 3 a 6m Y' N. 13. i;vevy lion sold h tu n a in ti teat ovi scaled 11 1 ) with a Staiffp,, Qft' which.h4 by, favour n.r the C.coit.nis.oners li Printed, at the Stamp (ltlice--" T. Tayi)r. No, 9, New ibtlibre-streeti"—to iniirote which is' Felon, and othere are Counterfeit.. • olton. stteet,,Ctosvenor-squaroi 111 Ult b‘' addressed.